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Launched Launched PUBLICATION OF THE CONSULATE GENERAL OF INDIA IN DUBAI Consul General meets Crown Prince of Dubai ◆ Minister for New and Renewable Energy Farooq Abdullah visits Dubai ◆ Exhibition of rare photographic prints of India ◆ 10th Auto Expo held in New Delhi from January 5 to 11 VOL. 2 ISSUE 1 JANUARY 2010 Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai and Chairman of Dubai Executive Council, received Consul General of India in Dubai Venu Rajamony for a farewell call on January 17. Consul General thanked Sheikh Hamdan for the patronage extended by the Rulers and Government of the UAE to the people of India living in Dubai and for the personal support and cooperation extended to him in his work as CG. Rajamony invited Sheikh Hamdan to visit India and said such a visit will take India-UAE relations to greater heights. The Crown Prince wished the Consul General the very best for his future career and expressed appreciation for all that he has done to strengthen India-UAE relations. Rajamony is returning to India on February 12 on completion of his three-year tenure in Dubai. He will be joining the Ministry of External Affairs in New Delhi on a new assignment. Consulate General of India P.O. BOX 737, DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Tel: +971 4 3971222/ +971 4 3971333, Fax: +971 4 3970453, Tlx.: 46061 CGIND EM BOOKBOOK ONON Email: [email protected] CONSULATE HOTLINE NUMBERS: +971 50 9433111 (For women/housemaids in distress and counseling for stress and depression) INDIA-UAEINDIA-UAE +971 50 7347676 (For death formalities on holidays and after office hours) 600 522229 (Passport and Visa Services Centre) Embassy of India, Abu Dhabi Plot No. 10, Sector W-59/02, Diplomatic Area, Off the Airport Road TIESTIES P.O. Box 4090, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 2 4492700, Fax: +971 2 4444685 / +971 2 4447768 Email: [email protected] LAUNCHED India Matters on air on 105.4FM Radio Spice every Friday-Saturday @ 6pm LAUNCHED and on Me Ranjani Telegu Radio 1152 AM @ 5pm Special report on Pravasi Bharatiya Divas 2010, New Delhi FROM THE CONSUL GENERAL’S DESK India Matters is a monthly publication of the I am extremely happy to inform you that a book, authored by me, titled India and the UAE: In Celebration of a Consulate General of India Legendary Friendship, was released this month. (CGI) in Dubai. All rights It is my ode to my three-year tenure in Dubai. I have authored it after about 19 months of research and submit it as reserved. No part of this journal a humble offering to the great people of the UAE and of India. may be produced, stored or transmitted in any form or by any contents I had the opportunity of presenting the first copy of the book to His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al means – electronic, mechanical, Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, on January 25, 2010, the eve of India’s photocopying, recording or 61st Republic Day. otherwise, without the I have also presented copies of the book to the Rulers of Sharjah and Ajman and the Crown Princes of Dubai, Ras Al permission of the CGI Dubai. Khaimah and Ajman. I met HH Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai and Chairman of Editorial correspondence and Dubai Executive Council, for a farewell call and invited him to visit India. I believe such a visit will take India-UAE manuscripts can be addressed to relations to greater heights. [email protected] Pravasi Bhartiya Divas (PBD) 2010, which was one of the biggest highlights of the month of January has been cov- Content and design by IANS ered extensively in this issue. My special congratulations to Dr. Azad Moopen, physician-turned-entrepreneur, who (www.ianspublishing.com) manages one of the largest healthcare networks in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries for having been con- on behalf of Consulate ferred the Pravasi Bharatiya Samman. His investment of over $200 million for setting up hospitals and eye-care centres General of India in Dubai. across India, including his home state of Kerala, will touch many lives. Meanwhile, on the sidelines of PBD 2010, prominent Gulf non-resident Indians voiced their problems and sugges- tions at a session, ‘Indians and the Gulf: Gulf Session,’ in the presence of Minister for Overseas Indian Affairs Vayalar Ravi, Minister of State for External Affairs Shashi Tharoor and Minister of State for Railways E. Ahamed, details of which are also in the magazine. The Government is conferring the Padma Shri Award on Dr. J.R. Gangaramani, President and Executive Chairman of the Al Fara’a Integrated Construction Group. The award will be bestowed on him for his business achievements, which have been marked by an exceptional journey of three decades. My heartiest congratulations to him. Pravasi Bharatiya Divas 2010 4 At the Pravasi Bharatiya Divas 2010, the annual conclave of the Indian diaspora held in New Delhi on January 8-9, Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh promised NRIs voting rights and social security. INDIA-UAE 12 Minister for New and Renewable Energy LETTERS TO EDITOR Farooq Abdullah visits Dubai I am highly impressed with Consul General Venu Rajamony’s book, India and the UAE: In Celebration of a Legendary Friendship. The book portrays in writing/pictures and colours the true relationship between the two INDIA-UAE closely bonded countries where friendship began centuries ago but more so during the last and present century. India Ladies Association, While other local families had their own special connection, mine was an enduring one. The book, in all its form 13 and grandeur, represents the true bond and friendship between the two closely knitted countries. It is so rich in Dubai, holds health camp BUSINESS & ECONOMY information and knowledge that I highly recommend that it should be circulated in all government, semi-govern- ment and private institutions and offices. 16 10th Auto Expo held in New Delhi Majid Abdul Razak Chairman, Living Zone LLC With two million visitors, the 10th Auto TRAVEL: GOA Expo in New Delhi emerged as the largest among such events, even sur- I often read the magazine online at www.cgidubai.com. I would like to complement the team on its efforts. The passing New York and Shanghai. magazine is comprehensive and keeps us abreast with the latest happening in the Indian community in the UAE. 20 BUSINESS & ECONOMY Mohit Seth 18 ‘Economic reforms Businessmen. Ras Al Khaimah reduced poverty’ It is interesting to read the travel pages in the publication. The travel options in India are many. I am glad a mag- The economic reforms initiated in India has helped mitigate poverty in the coun- azine like this showcases the real India, to the international community here in Dubai. try but still a lot remains to be done, Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh tells Stephen Cash the Indian Economic Association. Tourist. Dubai 2| INDIA MATTERS INDIA MATTERS|3 JANUARY 2010 JANUARY 2010 SPECIAL REPORT by India, the Prime Minister eration of overseas Indians with said the country’s economy will their ancestral heritage and not only register one of the involve them actively in India's fastest expansions in the world march forward,” he added. this fiscal but soon return and “India is today one of the top sustain a high growth path of 9 investment destinations. percent. “During the year gone Economic opportunities are by, the world faced unprece- expanding everywhere. Overseas dented economic and financial Indians, however, while being crisis. But the Indian economy good savers tend to be some- weathered this crisis quite what conservative investors. well,” he said. Most remittances are placed in “We hope to achieve this bank deposits. Foreign direct year a growth rate of around 7 Prime Minister Manmohan Singh with Chief Guest Lord Khalid investment (FDI) in India by percent, which is one of the Hameed of Hampstead at PBD 2010. overseas Indians is low and far fastest in the world. We are short of potential. I would urge equally optimistic we can return to and solicit your assistance to achieve those overseas Indians to take a careful look at sustain an annual growth rate of 9-10 per- goals. We wish to accelerate the efforts to long-term investment opportunities now on cent in a couple of years,” the Dr. Singh effectively address the key constraints in the horizon in our country,” he said. said. the areas of infrastructure, agriculture, “Indian industry is rapidly developing a “The rapid growth of India’s economy health and education. These are the key global orientation. Many Indian companies in the last few years has helped lift millions priorities for the second term of our are transforming themselves into multina- of people out of poverty. We have been able Government,” he told the gathering. tional corporations with global brand to expand access to education, healthcare “We seek the active involvement of the names. As Indian industry steps outward, and economic opportunities to a vast overseas Indian communities in accelerating the Indian diaspora could do more to inter- majority of our population. the pace of our economic and social devel- link Indian industry with global markets. “This is, however, a work in progress opment. In this context, it is important that They could reinforce the improving brand Minister for Overseas Indian Affairs Vayalar Ravi welcomes Prime Minister Manmohan Singh during the opening ceremony of the and much more remains to be done. I we make efforts to connect the second gen- image of India.
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